Eurostat: Annual Inflation in the Eurozone Fell to 8.5% in January
Annual inflation in the Eurozone fell to 8.5% in January, according to Eurostat's preliminary data. This is the third month in a row that inflation has slowed
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The European Commission approved Funds for Highway "Europa" from Sofia to Kalotina
The European Commission has given approval for the construction of nearly 33 km of the new "Europa" highway in the section connecting the Kalotina checkpoint on the border with Serbia and the ring road of Sofia
Day 343 of the Invasion of Ukraine: US will provide Long-Awaited Longer-Range Weapons (UPDATED)
Here are the highlights of events related to the war in Ukraine over the past 24 hours
Record Sales of Electric Cars in Europe for 2022
Sales of electric vehicles set a new record for market share in the European Union in 2022, industry data shows, as the region moves to wean itself off fossil fuel-powered cars
Chip War: US tightens Noose on China with Japan-Netherlands Deal
The United States' deputy commerce secretary has confirmed the existence of a "deal" with Japan and China that will limit exports of chip-making tools
EU with Higher Solar and Wind Energy Production in 2022 than Gas
In 2022, solar and wind power account for around 22% of EU electricity generation, the highest share in the EU to date
EU: The Eurozone will avoid Recession this Winter
The Eurozone economy will avoid recession this winter after growing by 0.1% in the fourth quarter of 2022
Day 342 of the Invasion of Ukraine: Biden is against sending Fighter Jets to Kyiv
Here are the highlights of events related to the war in Ukraine over the past 24 hours
Croatian President: We stole Kosovo from Serbia, Crimea will never be Ukraine
Croatian President Zoran Milanovic said Kosovo was "annexed" and "stolen" from Serbia by the international community and that comparisons between Belgrade and Moscow should not be made, while also trying to defend Russia's point of view
Washington suspends Export Licenses for Huawei
The US administration has suspended the export licenses of American companies for the production of the Chinese telecommunications equipment manufacturer Huawei
The US Warned of the Danger of "Imminent" Terror Attacks in Istanbul
The US Embassy in Ankara warned Americans in the country "of possible imminent retaliatory terrorist attacks against churches, synagogues and diplomatic missions in Istanbul or other places frequented by citizens of Western countries"
The Embassy of Azerbaijan in Iran Suspends its Work
Azerbaijan is suspending work in its embassy in Iran, days after a gunman stormed the embassy and killed a security guard
Dozens Killed and Injured after an Explosion in a Pakistani Mosque
An explosion at a mosque in Pakistan's northwestern city of Peshawar on Monday killed at least 28 and injured more than 100 others, many of the victims were police officers who had gathered for daily payers
A Greek Fighter Jet has Crashed in the Ionian Sea, the Two Pilots are Missing
A two-seat fighter F-4 "Phantom" of the Greek Air Force crashed in the Ionian Sea during a training flight, the two pilots are missing, Kathimerini reported
European Commission: EU Member States can Finance the Fence along the Bulgarian-Turkish Border Themselves
The EU member states themselves can finance the fence along the Bulgarian-Turkish border, claim sources from the European Commission
Day 341 of the Invasion of Ukraine: Putin Threatened Boris Johnson with a Missile (UPDATED)
Here are the highlights of events related to the war in Ukraine over the past 24 hours
Israel is making it easier to Own Guns and sends more Troops to the West Bank
Israel's security cabinet has approved measures that will make it easier for Israelis to obtain permits to own weapons so "thousands more civilians" can acquire them, and will "strengthen" Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank
Israel strikes an Iranian Munitions Site with Targeted Drones
Iranian officials said drones struck a munitions manufacturing facility in the central Iranian city of Isfahan
Day 340 of the Invasion of Ukraine: Kyiv is Negotiating the Supply of Long-Range Missiles
Here are the highlights of events related to the war in Ukraine over the past 24 hours
Former NATO General became the New President of the Czech Republic
Petr Pavel, a former chairman of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) military committee, has become the new president of the Czech Republic on Saturday, Al Jazeera reported
Day 339 of the Invasion of Ukraine: Heaving Fighting for Vuhledar and Bakhmut
Here are the highlights of events related to the war in Ukraine over the past 24 hours
Highlights
Elections in Bulgaria
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Exacta Survey: It is Impossible to Predict who will Win the Elections in Bulgaria
- “Trend” Survey before the Elections in Bulgaria: Unclear Winner and Disputed Third Place
- Gallup Survey: The Winner of the Elections in Bulgaria will be Decided at the Last Minute
- Survey before the Elections in Bulgaria: Intrigue for the First Place and Low Voter Turnout on April 2
- Survey before the Elections in Bulgaria: “We Continue the Change” Lead by 1.4% over GERB
Ambassador Talks
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Greek Ambassador: Bulgaria is our Most Important Economic and Trade partner in the Region #AmbassadorTalks
- Irish Ambassador Feeney: 20 Landmarks in Bulgaria will Light Up in Green for St. Patrick's Day #AmbassadorTalks
- Interview with H.E. Delfin Pllana on Kosovo's Independence Day #AmbassadorTalks
- Croatia's Ambassador to Bulgaria: The Most Important Advantage We have is our Membership in the EU #AmbassadorTalks
- Ambassador Talks: Novinite's Series of Interviews (UPDATED 2023)
Russia's Invansion of Ukraine
COVID-19 in Bulgaria
Ups & Downs
Google Street View is again on its way through Bulgaria
Bulgaria has the Largest Gray Economy in Europe
